Hokkaido snow reaches 50 cm as kerosene prices hit record high; Tokyo sees January-like cold

Snow depth in Hokkaido has reached 50 centimeters, and kerosene prices have risen to a record high. On November 9, daytime temperatures in Tokyo and other areas did not rise, bringing cold weather similar to January. In Hokkaido, which received the most snow in the country, residents have voiced concern over the rising cost of kerosene. The report is from the Super J Channel news program.

• Snow depth in Hokkaido reaches 50 cm
• Kerosene prices hit a record high
• Tokyo experiences January-like cold

一気に冬の到来です。9日は東京など各地で日中の気温が上がらず、1月並みの寒さに。全国で最も雪が積もった北海道では、灯油の値上がりに悲鳴が上がっています。 [テレ朝NEWS] https://news.tv-asahi.co.jp